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Updated: June 29 -
If you have ever wanted a new place to wet your whistle near your home, the prospect is now closer to reality. -
Updated: June 29 -
To advance the City Council’s strategic priorities of focused renewal, community image, and equity and inclusion, the City is engaging in many renewal efforts in older neighborhoods. -
Updated: June 29 -
Words cannot express my sadness and disappointment seeing what happened to George Floyd in Minneapolis. -
Updated: June 29 -
It’s difficult to explain how shocked I was to see the footage that led up to the death of George Floyd. -
Updated: June 27 -
An investigation is underway to determine the source of a piece of rope resembling a noose that was found in the locker of a Bloomington firefighter. -
Updated: June 24 -
The Human Rights Commission brought forth a proclamation to support the LGBTQIA community. -
Updated: June 23 -
Based on data and on Gov. Walz's and MDH's guidance, the following programs, facilities and events will be canceled, closed or delayed until further notice. -
Updated: June 23 -
The City of Bloomington announces updates to Parks and Recreation programs and events, including youth and adult sports, picnic shelters, Arts in the Parks programs and Summer Fete. -
Updated: June 22 -
The City wants to know how you're faring during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Updated: June 19 -
Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States.